China’s manufacturing sector fell back into contraction in July, with the S&P Global Manufacturing PMI dropping to 49.5, down from 50.4 in June and below market expectations. The sub-50 reading signals renewed weakness in industrial output, raising concerns about China’s growth momentum entering the third quarter.
With production down and backlogs stable, manufacturers trimmed staff levels in July, citing weak demand and rising cost pressures.
Meanwhile, input prices rose for the first time in five months, driven in part by Beijing’s push to rein in destructive price competition. Still, selling prices continued to decline, as firms vied aggressively for new orders. However, export prices climbed at their fastest pace in a year due to higher shipping and logistics costs.
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